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From a bone standpoint increased eye show requires reduction of the 'overhangs' around the eye. this means brow bone and lateral orbital rim reduction or a 180 degree reduction of the surrounding bony orbital rims.
Hello, Enlarging the eyes is not a common procedure and something that is recommend. Some have tried using orbital implants to achieve this but we do it for patients who have had trauma, congenital deformities or cancer. I caution anyone who wants to reduce the normal cheekbone or malar/zygomatic arch because this will instantly age someone by 10-15 years. I also don’t recommend reducing the temporal area because this also will cause aging. Reducing the radix will cause the nose to appear unusual if the radix is not already very high. I recommend seeking a board certified plastic surgeon who is knowledgeable in facial reconstruction and cosmetic surgery.
The best view to assess facial asymmetry is the straight on view (which is missing) along with the views you have already provided. The front view combined with a 3D CT scan to assess your facial bone structure will provide the insight needed to determine what the anatomic differences are and...
Certainly a hydroxyapatite bone cement onlay would be a reasonable technique to build back a brow bone prominence. Since you undoubtably have a scalp scar from the prior surgery, open access to do the procedure (which is what bone cement requires) is conveniently available.
What you have is an uncommon long vertical indentation between the brow bones that extends up into the forehead. The key question is whether this is caused by a bone or soft tissue deficiency or some combination of both. That would be instrumental in determining how to treat it. It would also be...